Hi,
I only seldom write XSLT (and specifically only 2.0) so there are many
aspects of it that I am still not familiar with. After reading
<http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/x-schemaawarexslt/index.html>
I am forcing myself to declare the type of variables, parameters and,
sometimes, templates. I have immediately seen the benefit of it as
transformations I thought were simple and bug-free fail all over the
place revealing cases I did not account for.
How can I enforce that a variable contains a particular bunch of mixed
types? Say:
<xsl:variable name="MY_VAR" as="…">
<xsl:value-of select="42"/>
<xsl:value-of select="13"/>
<xsl:value-of select="hello"/>
</xsl:variable>
Is there a way to enforce, with the attribute `as`, that the variable
contains a series of integers and a string (or, even, particularly 2
integers and 1 string) or else have the transformation fail?
I am using Saxon-HE 9.2.1.2J.
—
Jorge
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